Understanding the differences between BI, AI and analytics

I often get asked to define the differences between BI (business intelligence), AI (artificial intelligence) and analytics. For many organizations, there seems to be so much overlap that it's difficult to know where one technology ends and the other begins -- or even whether these technologies can be used concurrently. Business intelligence is a broad category of information management, analysis and reporting that operates on both structured and unstructured data. BI can yield insights for organizations about their markets, the "fit" of their products and services in these markets, and the effectiveness of their internal operations, too. The business intelligence toolkit is far-reaching.